Study Abroad

Here are the scholarships for Indian nationals at the University of Hertfordshire: there is none of scholarship covering 100 percent of the tuition fees for free study.

Chancellor International Scholarship is applicable for an undergraduate or postgraduate programme for a maximum £4,000 off tuition fees. Eligibility is determined based on academic merit (such as 60%+ in previous studies). UK government funded Chevening Scholarship can fully pay the tuition fee together with living costs and travel expenditures, but it is very competitive and specifically targeting postgraduate applicants with leadership potential.

India's specific grant funding, such as that of £1,000-£2,000 under Regional Award, is also cost-reducing, though not completely. Profiles indicating full funding are very limited and rely mostly on outside schemes such as Chevening and not alone on university offers, so none is free to any Indian.

The earnings from part-time jobs at Neoma Business School vary according to location and type of job. While on a student visa in France, a student can work up to 964 hours in a year.

Hourly wages usually go between €10 and €15, averaging about €12.50. Therefore if working 20 hours a week, the student earns €250 or €1,000 a month annually. Tuition every year can lie between €12,000 and €17,000, while living costs in Rouen or Reims can go from €800 to €1,200 per month (which amounts to €9,600 to €14,400 a year).

The overall costs could amount to anywhere around €21,600 to €31,400. The part-time job could earn about €12,000 a year, which would make 38% to 56% of the costs go away. So, outright covering living expenses would be difficult; financial stress would be alleviated to some extent if the students live frugally or get some extra help like scholarships. 

Finding another Indian student as a roommate could be somewhat easy, depending on the campus and student community in Neoma Business School. Neoma attracts diverse international students, with many from India particularly in MBA and Master in Management programs.

Chances of meeting Indian peers are fairly decent since more than 25% of the entire population of 9,000 students consists of international. Several platforms run housing boards or forums to help students connect, as do the social media groups started by Neoma. Smaller pockets of Indian communities exist in Rouen and Reims than in adjacent Paris, but the lively multicultural setting helps engage in connecting.

It does take some effort to join Indian associations or find networks online, but generally, hunting for an ideal Indian roommate through student life isn't that tough.

A handful of Indian restaurants stand out in the neighborhood of Neoma Business School, particularly around its Rouen and Reims campuses in France. In Rouen, the North Indian food served at "Le Palais Indien," including butter chicken and naan, is said to be music to the students' palate due to its richness.

 Another restaurant, "Restaurant Gandhi," is known for its cheap yet very good curries along with friendly service. Taj Mahal specializes in an assortment of specialties ranging from spicy biryanis to tandoori-catering to all tastes in Reims. These restaurants are almost a second home to many Indian students owing to their stable quality and reasonable rates. They are also very close to the campus.

The Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) MBA average salaries obviously vary because of industry and role, but as a rule of thumb, the average graduate in Germany can expect to earn between €50,000-€70,000 per year.

Consulting and finance may offer starting salaries from €60,000 to €80,000, while graduates will see marketing and operational roles paying between €45,000 and €60,000. From then on, senior professionals may earn as high as €100,000 and sometimes even more. With its emphasis on practical skills and international exposure, BSBI equips its master's graduates with skills to compete for jobs in the ever-changing job market in Berlin with international companies and startups. 

BSBI enlists tuition fees according to programs. For an undergraduate like B.Sc. in Business Management, tuition amounts to approximately €9,450 per annum (INR 8.2 lakh).

For postgraduate programs like the M.Sc. in International Business, tuition is €12,000 per annum (INR 10.4 lakh). The tuition for MBA programs is between €13,250 and €15,000 per annum (INR 11.5-13 lakh), depending on the specialization. There is also a registration fee of €500 and living costs of €850-€1,200 per month. Scholarships are available and will amount to a reduction of €1,500-€2,000 on the tuition fees. By March 2025, the total cost of study, considering living costs, ranges from €20,000-€25,000, on average, yearly.

A rough estimate of €150-€250 (INR 13,000-22,000) is deemed the average monthly food expenditure for an Indian student in Griffith College, Ireland, depending a lot on individual propensity.

Cooking by oneself with groceries from Tesco or Aldi (rice, lentils, masala) can cost €100-150/month. Eating out or ordering Indian dishes of choice (curry, naan) incurs anywhere from €5-10 per meal, which increases the spending to €200-€250 if done often. Daily hot meals in campus canteens are being offered within the price range of €6-8. Still, the prices very much vary from Dublin to Limerick, with Dublin being the expensive one. 

Holistic health sciences programs such as acupuncture and massage therapy are presented by New York College of Health Professions for practical career-oriented application of that particular course. The NYC campus offers urban exposure and job placement options averaging graduates earning $40,000-50,000 per annum.

The American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) located in San Francisco emphasizes comprehensive TCM studies and is rigorous in curriculum as well as has a solid alumni network in California's wellness hub.

 With regard to the broader curriculum of NYCHP graduates in multiple diverse health professions, ACTCM appears to be narrowing in focus on the specialty application of TCM mastery. For March 2025, in terms of career paths, NYCHP offers some comparative advantages in terms of accessibility and cost.

To enroll students at University of California Merced the institution selects students who exhibit persistent academic success together with leadership characteristics and volunteer community work. Freshman applicants who attend the University of California Merced usually maintain an average GPA of 3.6 or higher besides achieving SAT scores between 1140-1340 or ACT scores between 24-30. Diversity stands as an important value at this university which actively searches for a student body with minority representation. Non-resident students at this institution face educational costs of approximately INR 43.5 Lacs annually whereas resident students pay approximately INR 23.5 Lacs annually.